here i am in the on field dressing room soirees chair art dalgleish and youngsters like trent alexander on the move for the past the present and the future of the football club a man i'm going to interview today is a tauranga lion is a senegalese international and he's very much a superstar here in liverpool but when it saw them on the. so do i see that you've joined us here i'm thrilled it's been a little while since i played there you're doing fantastic stuff for liverpool but it's senekal and the world cup african football i'd like to talk to you about. you played in the olympics and a couple of african cup of nations woods playing for senegal the world cup in russia be at the very top of even that very impressive list you know you know as they begin. to pick the right minister. and a member has a young in my twenty's who are still playing on

a national team and today i'm playing a bit of help in looking forward to playing more games and is the team and for the world cup i think. the team is for not only me but for the country and in the position when i play to do our best to make them proud in terms of the senegalese national team lots of people watching this around the world what kind of team are the i express if extravagant young attacking what kind of qualities do you believe you and i should say mouse i think we have a young young team in the i guess if and. like in team and we have to get in defensive we had three teams from africa to the world cup quarter finals cameroon in ninety nine say senegal two days and gone in two thousand and ten pele said many years ago he was expecting an african team it was going to be when not if

and i'm reconsidering when the world called one your opinion hasn't that happened with senegal gone annoying cheerier incredibly big for all nations why haven't they got past the quarterfinals yet to world cup. yeah i was young i saw my country was in the quarter final and if you axed me you know. i thought it was fine and. because we have great teams out there. and. yeah all of that. have the new generation and. we still have great team in. between will be to go until the end but it will be not easy and we know. it's the team. but we still have a chance and i think this you mention two thousand and two that the quarterfinals

was that the inspiration for you to want to go and yams and your nation hear your heroes from that which players as joe was made or just. a moment when i was in a. condo or a something done from school to the west a game. was big i think. so where everything from me what impact did it have on sunday school in two thousand and two very little side amano going back home to watch the games did you think we do know when it's we're going to be the first off we can only. find out because yeah i was young and . you trust my team that i'm in. there with. and for it to. fight in the pit and it was something for me and top players like you important for the next generation of african players you said to me how

important the team in two thousand and two was. how important is it the players that come from really. like yourself ought to the next generation of if not for compliance i think it's for the victims to make make . because of a devil of a squeak that's going and also. to get better and better and also. because so many pundits make everybody and i think of what it's all i think it was a real b. to be. the new generation especially for our young people they know what would be a perfect size and i think you saw it on my own i if i mean your position on thinking well. when the premier league is going to pull when the champions league

we can have people who win the f.a. cup with their pool so those nights in could be a very very pretty and i think i did i think had a need to say you said i'm looking forward for that so i don't really appreciate your interest thank you very much. join us after the short break as we take you to roll to down main hall and of course to chuck to don't charge and. stay with us. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got in the time. when you're going to get. i mean because it has been there still would you describe the pilots. license is

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of rights good friend of mine for a fine old celtic i not see him for a sledging p.f. on who don't get it was the stuart's on the decline of touch football and his memories of the nine hundred ninety eight woke. up with peers on who don't come on the plight of the ninety ninety eight world cup for the dutch to talk about the current lies of the dutch national team they didn't qualify for euro two thousand and sixteen nor the world cup in russia what has gone wrong with the national football. for joining us. the dutch national same in your opinion. was the year i was and neither will cope what's the problem i think first of all stan is that we must realise now if we. didn't realise it already two years ago when we didn't qualify for

a three year old that we just like the top class place that we always had. been the played his last game for the decisional team. you know is that he was the only one left and slide over the snow from the fights in all these places. the brothers over most. big smile wong. why has the system the great academy systems in fine old you know x. managed to produce and continue to produce those kind of players you know we always saw that our the school was the best school and what is the. school's was technical play is. passing game you know creative and we had success with it you know we produced for years an enormous amount of place we.

small country seventy million people. for such a small country we don't something well you know if you can produce this kind of place but the rest of the world's looked at us and you know. they they they took the i would do things. to their good things you know for example germany you know when they had the disastrous periods in two thousand you know they came over they had a look at our youth academies. all set and they took that back to germany and they really meant it in their in their system and we we close our eyes for any other. side in the dutch were lazy in the didn't. recognise the other nations were doing it and they would have to go

on and call again what would what were the major if you think that what you are doing is the best. then indeed you become lazy and in a way you become arrogance. maybe we also have some some less delta place though we don't have the likes of robin and cider anymore but we still have decent players but that's simply not as good and physically. prepared for the new more than game football so what does that mean pierre. strong. true passion. is that the club yeah is there a problem there with the money in the game particularly in the premier lake the more remote dutch kids. have a say in the chance to play games here in holland of course of course there is a big problem. in the early days you know you. you came through the ranks of i

asked if i know it. and then when you were playing three years you know as. one of the best players in the dish league then it was all the other steps to go to england to spain to italy to the big clubs. and go in there you always also playing there because you were signed to play. in the modern. world of football nowadays you are signed to because you are. first of all expenses as you probably can be in the next couple of years. and you're not ready yet to play at that level so. they send you on loan to do smaller clubs. around europe they can already a lot of money in in england and the english you know they want to talk about me

they always keep blaming me for play a power. play the english for four the reason why we didn't call and why were you. because they take our place far too early and they don't let them develop here and of course when a young player. gets the opportunity to move to a big club in his mind he thinks he's going to become. a first team player is not the case. so many screw ups. investment companies coming into the club you never fly for them. you never play for them and . the good thing is they give you all the money. but at the end of the your there for one reason making money for the. very good of various one who don't know

what's happening now is diminishing. football. players who could play here you know first the football. that raise the level of the sleek you know i'll take anyway you don't need sixty seventy players on the contract you'll see famously of about fifty players. it's ridiculous and a lot of players that you know we want to see here we want to see in belgium or anywhere else but. at clubs where they can still you know raise the level something needs to happen you know to to to stop. close becoming investment companies and this can never be the case ok for those always been busy business but but now it becomes you know like like ridiculous look

at. mayo. on pizza with. no one tonight in the stadium so it's always best looking for genuinely so it's always so . to this amazing stadium this is always special when you come from this tunnel and you look up and that is that is the power of the of the stadium compared to many many others this one is special and this is a big big advantage for fido at all. even the national team of volunteers the players they would love to play here. in france in terms of your club experiences how much of an honor was it. was a because i was actually the reason why i left celtic because i was not. playing for couple of weeks and i was just being back in the international team after scoring

two goals when we played will's away so. i called the coach i said listen there's a possibility for me moving to forest. because i'm not playing do i need to move new do i need to play to continue. being picked a national team and then he said you need to if you play i can pick you i feel very proud because i realised that i didn't play. well and you know we had a proper proper squad and my role was was clear. i was not the first eleven player i was a player when we struggled to get the result in the last twenty minutes put me on probably free kick all penalty but the long ball so i could keep the ball that that was my my position and i accepted it because i completely agree with the coaches you know i didn't see myself as

a first eleven player in that team if i had to say that i demand to play and even then you know they should have taken me away too because you know camp life that you know you only had to look at the clips where they played you know the. destroyer after that you know and yeah i was a proper prayer. but that's not in the same class as them. selfie. we went to france to win it you know that that was one of the favorites yes but at least we felt that we could win it and we didn't. we didn't start well with zero zero zero zero. against belgium but along with two. we were and yeah we sing the same is

playing against brazil losing a. penalty that for us was was such an. unbelievable disappointment that. to. get the focus back for the thirty fourth place. didn't happen and we lost against croatia in that game and we saw the you know because we wanted to win and we didn't win. against south korea how did that feel scored in a world cup finals. it was it was amazing feeling or it just remember marc overmars . you know from the left hand side put it across and with his right. and i was at the back post you know. yeah i was just i think maybe seven minutes on the pitch and it was it was

a present for meeting because we were winning. three zero already so there was no need you know there was no emergency to put me on but. yeah you gave me the couple of minutes you know. i mean. that for me is one of the most special moments of my career what is your favorite memory from not knowing. we could be on the pitch you could be off the pitch something that that will stick with the year and stay with you forever for me the memory is and the moment extra time. of injury time story. against brazil in the semifinal when women put in one hole and i went for i had a three had a because i feel i knew that i surprised you know beyond the central defender of brazil. and. when i was going for the header he pulled my jersey

you know and it was thousand percent penalty that moment will never. get away of my in my memory you feel the touch will win a world cup sooner rather than later for winning a world cup you needs. last place and we simply don't have these kind of place and we still produce a lot of good players. but the ones that are. making things happen and the ones that are left by football fans all over the world . we simply don't have them anymore and let's hope that in. so more yes we're going to have a new generation of the burqa i'm sticking live it's different this royce or the

romans from percy snyder from the fights can really dunks and for being on the bench yes but. if we have these kind of place then. we still can have a good chance like we had in seventy four seventy eight two thousand and ten and two thousand and fourteen but i wish you the very best of luck it's great to see you thank you for a long long time and. to be quite so you're involved in touch football moving forwards and i you know the culture and book could look at the future thank you very much to see. from one world cup legend to another he was nicknamed the black spider for is remarkable goalkeeping skills and even for eight years on next year's world cup poster suddenly he's no longer with us but must come on now i sat down with his

widow to give us an insight into the legends career. the only goalkeeper in history to receive the golden ball olympic champion european champion and best goalkeeper of the twentieth century according to the far left yash will wounder why he's the fray on the official also for the world cup in russia are style constructivism elif yashin the combination guaranteed to make the heart of every russian beat a little fast. the most successful era of not only the soviet football but fresh of football too will always be associated. with what it was would like to leave you the genius his weed overington and to my fame that had lived with him for more than thirty five years before he passed away imagine ninety one on this gun by. looking. at the sky. good thing he said then you say just struggling it was

a multi. it's national book. but only do it. with. time still has all the apple bush to thing it took the whole soviet union idealized yasha she was the yuri gagarin of the football field. like a path or closing down attackers going outside of the box and launching his own attacks she style was as there in s. it was an arse that's. a pretty. good taking it off. rather than appropriate. for the boys. to lose viewers. but despite all his stardom he lived a simple saw his life in the trade he developed in the dark ages of his childhood

when the war forced him to evacuate and work at a factory. in his entire career yashin never changed the team always done in the colors of deny moscow had the times been different he would have likely played for a european giant engine the fame and the money his widow however still dismisses all this what if talk. freshly killed in a. flash. of football fission and family in this particular order for emotions biggest bastions but there was a moment in his life when he felt devastated just before his even the golden bowl left yashin wanted to quit football the u.s.s.r. played at the world cup in one hundred sixty two and they suffered a two one loss to chile in the quarterfinals the only silver journalist covering the tournament and not even the sports journalist by trade. for that defeat every child back home in the show improved.

in. which sat. nor integrated for the war in the mirror ball in the new. affair was still in the. club in mutual. growl at the local. city in pretty sure. even played against the world eleven at the wembley stadium in one in sixty free it was a friendly game in a bar to which was considered puja on there and success lift yashin give the clinch . half a year later he received the golden ball and continued to play football and to ninety so when he won more than a hundred thousand fans attended his this demonio match belly. bobby charlton franz

beckenbauer and other football legends came to saw that moscow is a sign of respect and yashin was respected not only for his on the pitch magic. she sure will break. the lately. but on a plate that. does a lot on the show the score. the donkey. the flame does look at the model should be of up schipper more. because many years have passed them on the few have managed to come close to yash and success and ability signified by the fact he remains the only goalkeeper took care of the in the golden ball and as the king of football barely still says still these days yashin is number one and he will always be as always thank you for

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los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. and this man found his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such. solution tiny holes. parking space is not a solution you have to have someone want to touring the site otherwise it will be

a free for all they're a better alternative to the homelessness crisis. thousands of migrants are still sleeping rough on the streets of paris despite president promise to find a solution before the end of twenty seven we hear some of their stories you look in this memo new crew people to do is read the story is this the life you thought you would have. also if you come washington is cursing security assistance to pakistan accusing its ally of not tackling terrorists pakistan says it can't trust the us anymore and in a rare sign of conciliation north korea agrees to the first official talks with the south in two years while the us finally accepts a request to suspend military exercises during the upcoming olympics.